05-12-2025 10:15 via retailgazette.co.uk

Budget and wet weather dent November footfall

Rumoured tax hikes and poor weather discouraged consumers from shopping in November, according to trade association the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
Total UK footfall fell 0.8% year on year in November, from a 0.7% decline the month prior, the latest data from the BRC-Sensormatic footfall monitor found.
High street footfall dipped 1.2% over the month, compared to 0.6% in October, the organisation reported. 
Retail park footfall fell 0.4% last month, rising from 0.5% in October. Addition
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